The only movie that ever made me cry

[ironpython]

Ole yeller, market and me, and I can't remember the name of the movie but Michael Jesting was dying of cancer and made videos for his unborn son that he would never see. Those made this old Ironworker tear up.

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[heathers*bps]

All of my sisters are the same way. I tend to get angry when I'm in pain. Nothing crazy like turning green or throwing or breaking anything but I get a pretty good wave of rage wash over me for a few seconds.

When I sprained my ankle twice in a matter of 6 months ( really bad too ) I couldn't stop laughing. Tattoos too, I laugh like a coo coo. People think I'm crazy

[cecilbturtle]

When I sprained my ankle twice in a matter of 6 months ( really bad too ) I couldn't stop laughing. Tattoos too, I laugh like a coo coo. People think I'm crazy

crazy is actually the first thing I look for in a girl

[heathers*bps]

crazy is actually the first thing I look for in a girl

Stop it. You're making me blush.....

I cry when I watch Lion King. As many times as I have seen that damn movie, it still gets me everytime. And definitely Fox and the Hound, Homeward Bound and Marley and Me.

Ghost Whisperer and Extreme Home Makeover make me cry like a baby. That's why I never watch them, lol.

[cecilbturtle]

blushing is the second Heather

[I-KandyReptiles]

I cry at pretty much any sad scene. But these make me BAWL:
My sisters keeper
Titanic
Marley and Me

[Mike41793]

Oh boy. I do get semi emotional over Extreme Home Makeover. When it involves like a disabled veteran or a family who lost a parent/spouse who was in the military it saddens me and stuff.

[gruneaugen86]

I went to see Marley and Me in the theater with my family, and it just so happened that we had to put our family dog to sleep about 9 months before it came out. We were all openly sobbing by the end of the movie. I'm even getting teary now just thinking about it.

I also recently cried while watching The Hunger Games, even though I had already read the book twice and watched the movie once before. The scene with Rue really gets at me, apparently. I'm kind of horribly overemotional though, and have been known to cry while reading books with sad parts.

[Rat160]

Lifted I on Netflix you just have to search for it.

Seriously watch it and tell me what you think.


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[WarriorPrincess90]

I also recently cried while watching The Hunger Games, even though I had already read the book twice and watched the movie once before. The scene with Rue really gets at me, apparently.

I was wondering when someone would bring that up! That scene is so sad! The book was much more depressing than the movie IMO, but the movie made me choke up a little. And that is weird for me. I'm not terribly emotional during movies.

However, the last bit of Toy Story 3 is unbelievably heart wrenching. Lion King for sure.

Or when the dog dies in I Am Legend. I can't even watch once it gets to that part. I just turn it off or walk away.

Oh god...or Seven Pounds. I may have teared up a bit at several points during that movie. It's just so sad.